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Aussiewombat  +  345917 Sun, 01 Apr 07 05:37 AM

Hi Alternaria,

Thanks for your comments. It is a bit like working in the dark if I don't get any response. Can you tell me which one you did?

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Alternaria  +  346405 Mon, 02 Apr 07 06:29 PM

Aussiewombat

I've done one from the first link. It was for beginners - 100 basic words (or something like this). Thus, I have a nice feeling now, that I am very bright Big Smile [:D].

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Roussu  +  346905 Tue, 03 Apr 07 06:43 PM
If you want to learn British English, go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/
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Aussiewombat  +  354766 Tue, 24 Apr 07 12:57 AM
I will be happy to talk to you on my Yahoo Instant Messenger site and help with your English. Check my profile.
Forevershi  +  355047 Tue, 24 Apr 07 05:39 PM
hi,thanks very much.i have payed a visit this site at once after your message.it's a good site to learn english.
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Aussiewombat  +  355239 Wed, 25 Apr 07 01:13 AM

Hi Forevershi,

Thank you for your comment.

 Forevershi wrote:
hi,thanks very much.i have payed a visit this site at once after your message.it's a good site to learn english.

I would have written:

Hi, thanks very much. I paid a visit to your site immediately after I read your message. I think it is a good site to learn English.

Note the 'capital' letter 'H' at the beginning of the first sentence. The personal pronoun 'I' is always written as a capital. Also, note that 'English' is a proper noun and is spelt with a capital 'E".

If you liked my corrections, I am happy to do it for others. Let me know.

Anonymous, 2 yr 208 days ago
Hi how are you i'm good today please write me more because i want to improve my langudge speaking, writing , grammer as well as spelling did you get me i need your help and if i improve my writing and speaking i'm  going to study nursing course that will be my plan  
Anonymous, 2 yr 208 days ago
really there is no site providing free sofwares for spoken english
Aussiewombat  +  356833 Sat, 28 Apr 07 12:11 AM

Hi Anonymous (post 28-4-2007 3:33 am)

If you want me to assist you with your English on this Forum please register; it is free. Then I will know who I am addressing my remarks to. See how many sentences you can make out of your last post.

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